Our Mission

National Council of Jewish Women of Canada, Toronto is recognized as engaging and impacting the community through relevant and meaningful programs that provide education, service and social impact.

About NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN OF CANADA, TORONTO

NCJWC Toronto, established in 1897, has been a catalyst for women and the most vulnerable.

In 1922, our first Council House was opened at 44 St. George Street. In 1964 we moved to 4700 Bathurst Street where we spent 56 years affecting positive change within our community. In February 2020, we moved to our new home at 890 Sheppard Avenue West where we look forward to continuing our dedication to serving the individual and community.

In 1984, NCJWC Toronto Foundation was created and the Bathurst-Prince Charles Apartment Building was opened. The Bathurst-Prince Charles is an integrated fully-accessible housing project with affordable housing for seniors combined with independent accommodation for the disabled.

NCJWC Toronto is a proud supporter of NCJWC’s National project in Israel, ALUMA. ALUMA (formerly known as Israel Family Counseling Association), which provides needed services such as pre-marital, marital and family counseling, divorce mediation, preparation of mentally handicapped people for marriage and independent life in Israel.